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5. Assessing Ice Break-Up Trends in Slave River Delta through Satellite Observations and Random Forest Modeling I. Moalemi et al.
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7. Evidence of summer thermal stratification in extreme northern lakes D. Antoniades et al.
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9. Fine-scale monitoring of lake ice phenology by synthesizing remote sensed and climatologic features based on high-resolution satellite constellation and modeling J. Tong et al.
10. Simulated current and projected radiation balance of a High Arctic lake during the open water season A. Robinson & L. Brown
11. Vulnerability of municipal freshwater provisioning in a climate uncertain future: the case of Coral Harbour, Nunavut, Arctic Canada A. Medeiros et al.
12. Diets of sculpins (Myoxocephalus spp.) and Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) during a spring resource pulse in the Canadian Arctic L. Hammer et al.
13. Mechanisms and effects of under-ice warming water in Ngoring Lake of Qinghai–Tibet Plateau M. Wang et al.
14. Oxygen Depletion in Arctic Lakes: Circumpolar Trends, Biogeochemical Processes, and Implications of Climate Change Y. Klanten et al.
15. Volume-Mediated Lake-Ice Phenology in Southwest Alaska Revealed through Remote Sensing and Survival Analysis P. Kirchner & M. Hannam